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Bulgogi is NOT a subtle flavor … neither is kalbi.
Happy Well Being House is Related to Downtown Korean BBQ Cart | Midtown Lunch: Downtown NYC 2009
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The Bulgogi is not made fresh like at Cafe Duke or the various carts
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(Bulgogi is made with fatty meat, but you need to chop it up into little pieces to mask that.
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Sure, a lot of people still don’t know what Bulgogi is (it is Korean BBQ’d beef by the way), andBi Bim Bap sounds likeweirdJazz … but it doesn’t change the fact that if you like Asian food, you shouldnot be afraid of Korean.
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They also havea fewhot Korean staples like Bulgogi, which is fair todecent depending on how fresh it is when you get there.
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We ate Bulgogi, which is beef which you fry yourself, at a charcoal fire set up in the middle of your table.
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This looks pretty close to one we make - we have a huge asian market here in OKC and i got a recipe for Korean beef called Bulgogi, except instead of honey, we used brown sugar (I think I'm gonna try the honey though) and we add a lot of finely chopped green onion.
PW FULL RSS FEED 2009
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Since the beginning of April, we've expanded our menu to include some of the more popular Korean dishes, such as Bulgogi and Galbi.
Gamasot revisited (With pictures) Barbara 2006
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One of my street meat favorites, the Bulgogi & Kimchi (B&K for short), has firmly established itself in the 6th ave corridor of vendors by serving tasty grilled Korean meats and tender japchae with unflinching cheerfulness.
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“Kalbi” should be cooked on grill (char) and “Bulgogi” that we sell should be cooked like that (stirred) with some noodles, carrots and some scallions (however, we just put onions there).
Happy Well Being House is Related to Downtown Korean BBQ Cart | Midtown Lunch: Downtown NYC 2009
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